Sentence examples for badly eager from inspiring English sources

If it goes badly, eager customers may be left empty-handed, as some buyers of Ford's reborn Thunderbird discovered.

Mr. Barak, trailing badly, is eager to refresh Israel's memory about Mr. Sharon's role in Lebanon -- the "Peace for Galilee" war that is ancient history to many young Israelis and unknown to many Russian immigrants.

He said the county council, which runs the library service, had "badly let-down youngsters" eager to be involved.

Hurricane Isabel pounded Hatteras badly in September, so locals are eager to woo business back.

China was eager to repair relations that had been badly damaged in April the previous year by the collision of a lumbering American spy plane with a prank-playing Chinese fighter jet that flew too close.

Shereen El Feki, who studies and writes about sex in the Arab world, recently told Reason magazine about an eager young woman who researched sex because she so badly wanted to please her husband on their wedding night.

In more or less the way that it's all downhill for Scarlett O'Hara after the Twelve Oaks barbecue, things soon start going badly for the leading character -- the Imperial Japanese Navy, as personified by an eager youth named Lt.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly might not be eager to be host to ones that show officers and detectives behaving badly.

Since the strike began, union officials have been eager to make the case that the company's operations were being badly hurt.

Australia will be eager to have some cover for Johnson in case his line and length do go badly astray, so the make-up of their final XI may depend on whether Shane Watson is fit enough to bowl following his hamstring strain.

They were eager to know whether the treatment for the past month was effective or not, but they were badly afraid of the bad news.